NSW royalties pain can be eased with consultation

COAL royalty creep is finding its way to New South Wales but it won’t be the sudden jab to the ribs it was to the Queensland coal industry by that state’s treasurer Cameron Dick.

The NSW government needs to make sensible decisions about the future of royalties and the coal price cap.

03 August 2023
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Instead, NSW treasurer Daniel Mookhey has telegraphed the need to re-visit the coal cap introduced by the previous state government and the issue of raising royalty rates to help repair the state's

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